Linear Obsessional's first release of synthesizer music (but our second of music related to the work of JG Ballard see LOR010), Paul Wady's haunting and austere work took something like 30 years to reach fruition. Finally recorded in 2009 "The Terminal Beach" is as strange, emotionally void and as powerfully compulsive as its subject matter
"I found many ways out of this nihilistic world of the early 80s. But it left me with a great deal to express, and for me the only way to do it was with musical instruments cold and mechanical enough to do it" - Paul Wady (from the accompanying notes)
Release comes with detailed 18 page A5 PDF booklet of notes and photographs by the composer.
Composed, Recorded and played by Paul Wady. PDF Booklet text and Photographs by Paul Wady PDF Booklet designed by Richard Sanderson
For further information on Paul Wady go to his website - The Model Aircraft Museum
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| 02 The nuclear bunker -Paul Wady |
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| 05 The blocks part two - Rain Man |
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| 06 Homo hydrogenesis |
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| 13 39 seconds of silence_falling burning bombers_the end |
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| 12 Just us and the dead (three at once) |
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| 11 The dead Japanese man. |
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| 04 The blocks part one - Patter |
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| 10 Goodbye Los Alamos - Tribal |
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| 01 Arrival on Eniwetok |
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| 09 Soaring and roaring. |
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| 08 Undulating. |
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| 07 The dark, undersea organ |
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| 03 Fission alarms |
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